Here are the names of the solid figures for each number on your worksheet:
1)
Pentagonal Pyramid
*(It has a base with 5 sides and triangles that meet at a point.)*
2)
Hexagonal Frustum
*(It looks like a hexagonal pyramid with the top cut off flat.)*
3)
Rectangular Prism
*(A box shape where all corners are square angles.)*
4)
Square Pyramid
*(It has a square base and 4 triangular faces. The marks show the base is a square.)*
5)
Triangular Pyramid
*(Also called a Tetrahedron. It has a triangle base and 3 other triangle faces.)*
6)
Hexagonal Prism
*(It has two hexagon bases on the top and bottom connected by rectangles.)*
7)
Sphere
*(A perfectly round ball shape, like a globe.)*
8)
Square Pyramid
*(Like number 4, it has a square base and meets at a point.)*
9)
Cone
*(It has a circular flat base and tapers to a single point.)*
10)
Cylinder
*(It has two circular flat ends and curved sides, like a soda can.)*
11)
Rectangular Prism
*(Even though it is tilted, it is still a box shape with rectangular faces.)*
12)
Triangular Prism
*(It has two triangle ends and three rectangular sides, like a tent or a Toblerone bar.)*
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of geometry surface area and volume worksheet answers.
